how to minimize the radiation so it
does not cause eye damage? The following will explain some tips.
- Choose Monitor Low Radiation
Choose a computer screen that low radiation power, such as LCD or LED. The resulting radiation power is smaller than the CRT monitor models. If you still have had to use a CRT monitor / tube. use a 75Hz refresh rate, or more because the refresh rate can damage the eye. -
Consider Room Lighting
The lights are too bright dark atupun easily cause eye fatigue. Adjust the room lighting is adequate so that the eyes do not have to work hard in the face of the monitor. -
Arrange Lighting Your Computer
Adjust contrast and brightness of your computer so that eyes feel comfortable when using computers. - Wear sunglasses with Special Lenses to Computers
Currently, several companies have made the upper part of the lens is designed to look at the computer, while the bottom for reading. - Silicon Hydrogel Contact Lenses
For contact lens users, could use a new generation of contact lenses made from silicone hydrogel. Silicon allows a higher transmission power than other types.
After using the computer for several hours, rest your eyes for a moment, then resumed again. Prevent damage to our eyes early on, before it's too late!
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